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Where on hard drive is browsing history stored?
If you mean where is it physically, it's scattered all over the disk. You can get to it through the computer if you find the browsing history folder, whatever that is called.
Can you go into your hard drive and see websites you have been on?
Not unless what you did was saved on too our hard drive. If its something bad, i suggest looking through it and deleting it. It would be under Browsing History.
Is incognito file stored on your hard drive?
Yes they are. The incognito or private browsing modes only stops your browser history (CTRL + H) from listing your history. The sites still leave small cyber traces on your Hard Drive.
If my hard drive crashes will I be able to redownload all of my Steam games back on a new drive for free?
yes just go to browsing history by clicking crtl h and click import
What is the history of the hard drive?
its memory
Where are windows browsing history files stored?
Look in DRIVE\Documents & Settings\User name\Local Settings
Does your hard drive keep a record of your web browsing even if you have it set to delete the history upon exit?
depends on your internet browser. though it is possible to retreive things off a hard drive that has been formated then filled up seven times and then thrown into a lake. i would say that you browser would delete it...
Does your browsing history get stored?
No, I do not store any browsing history as I am a separate entity from your web browser.
Can you still check the browsing history of a computer that was on private browsing?
NO
Can history be found in browsing history?
yes
How do you delete browsing history on this website?
click 'safety' then 'delete browsing history' then 'history' and delete or just ctrl+shift+del
How can you delete your browsing history with your isp?
You cannot delete your browsing history with your internet service provider (ISP) as they may still have access to that information. However, you can use private browsing modes or VPNs to prevent your ISP from tracking your browsing history in the first place.
